Salman plans to make 'Chillar Party' tax free; will show the film to Ambika Soni

B-town macho Khan Salman Khan wants his 'Chillar Party' to be charge on the house. Salman Khan wants to prove 'Chillar Party', his pioneer venture under his banner Salman Khan Being Human Productions, to Minister in support of Information and Broadcasting Ambika Soni.

At a press congregate to launch the pioneer look of the film Salman shared, "I mean to prove this film to Ambika Soni to constitute it charge on the house. Let's tell if with the aim of happens."


'Chillar party' is Salman Khan's production dynasty SKBH (Salman Khan Beign Human) maiden venture in collaboration with with UTV. It has been helmed by first-time directors Nitesh Tiwari and Vikas Bahl.

'Chillar Party' is a film with reference to a gang of inoffensive yet spirited kids from Chandan Nagar in whose lives enter two strangers. The film describes how things revolve around their lives.

Salman Khan, on being asked whether he would give off more films under his banner, whispered: "We will give off more films. When we acquire skillful scripts and skillful films to constitute, we will certainly give off them."